November 4th – November 11th: The Road to the Super Bowl Begins
During this period, players begin their journey towards the Super Bowl. This phase includes intensive skills training, organization-building activities to foster friendships, introductions to staff members, and opportunities to meet players and coaches within the organization. It’s a crucial time skill development to prepare for the season ahead.

November 11th: The Combine
The Combine is a pivotal event in the NFL FLAG PAL football calendar where prospects showcase their physical and mental abilities to NFL FLAG PAL scouts and team representatives. It includes a series of drills and tests to evaluate players’ speed, strength, agility, and football knowledge. The Combine is where aspiring players hope to impress and increase their chances of being drafted by a team.

November 19-25: Bye Week
During Bye Week, teams have a week off from regular games. It’s a chance for players to rest, recover, and strategize for the upcoming games. Coaches may use this time to make adjustments and fine-tune their game plans.

December 2: The Draft
The NFL FLAG PAL Draft is an event where teams select players to join their rosters. The selection order is determined by each team coach. It’s a thrilling event for football fans, as they witness the future stars of the league being chosen.

December 9: Game Week 1
The regular season begins with Game Week 1. Teams compete against their scheduled opponents, aiming to secure a victory and start the season on a positive note. The journey towards the playoffs and ultimately the Super Bowl officially kicks off.

December 16: Game Week 2
Game Week 2 is another crucial matchup as teams strive to build momentum early in the season. Each victory or loss can significantly impact a team’s chances of making the playoffs and advancing to the Super Bowl.

December 30: Game Week 3
Game Week 3 represents another opportunity for teams to prove their abilities and enhance their standings. As the season progresses, the competition becomes more intense, and teams must adapt and perform at their best.

January 10- Tie Breaker Games
January 13: Game Week 4
Game Week 4 is a late-season matchup where teams are positioning themselves for a playoff spot. Every win counts, and losses can be detrimental at this stage as teams aim to secure their place in the postseason.

January 13: Playoffs and Super Bowl
The playoffs are the pinnacle of the NFL season, where the best teams from each conference compete for a chance to reach the Super Bowl. The Super Bowl is the most-watched sporting event in the United States, where the conference champions face off to determine the NFL champion. It’s a culmination of the season-long journey and a moment of glory for the winning team.